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COVID-19
In response to COVID-19, the City of Surprise is communicating with public health partners at the regional, state, and national level to make sure we’re working together to provide the most accurate and timely information to our community and to safeguard the health and safety of our residents.
National Status
On April 16, 2020, President Trump announced guidelines for “Opening Up America Again,” a three-phased approach based on the advice of public health experts. These steps will help state and local officials when reopening their economies, getting people back to work, and continuing to protect American lives. https://www.whitehouse.gov/openingamerica/
The CDC released guidance for cleaning and disinfecting public spaces, workplaces, businesses, schools, and homes to help address COVID-19 concerns as reopening occurs. Learn more…
State Status
“Arizona: Open for Learning” Executive Order – This Executive order, issued July 23, 2020 by Governor Ducey, provides additional resources, flexibility and clarity for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
“Continuation of Executive Order 2020-52: Slowing the Spread of COVID-19” Executive Order – On July 23, 2020 Governor Doug Ducey extended an executive order pausing operations on gyms, bars, nightclubs, movie theaters, water parks, and tubing. The order also prohibits large events. The pause of these operations will be reviewed for repeal or revision every two weeks. UPDATE: On August 10, Upon initial two-week review, ADHS advised keeping these restrictions in place for the time being, but provided metrics for industry leaders and businesses to understand when a general reopening could be considered. Businesses have the opportunity through the attestation process for review of individual circumstances in the event that they are denied the ability to reopen for public health reasons. Learn more…
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order
“Continued Postponment of Eviction Enforcement Actions” Executive Order – This Executive Order, issued July 16, 2020 by Governor Ducey, extends a previous Executive Order (issued on March 24), that postponed the enforcement of eviction action orders for tenants experiencing certain financial and medical hardships due to COVID-19. Tenants must take new action beginning on August 22, 2020 to delay eviction.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order | Guidance for Landlords & Renters
“Reducing the Risk, Slowing the Spread – Limiting Indoor Dining” Executive Order – This executive order, issued July 9, 2020 by Governor Ducey, requires restaurants with indoor seating to operate at less than 50 percent capacity, gives additional guidance on distancing of outdoor dining, and orders the closing of all buffets, cafeteria style or self-serve food bars at restaurants.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order
“Pausing of Arizona’s Reopening – Slowing the Spread of COVID-19” Executive Order – This executive order, issued June 29, 2020 by Governor Ducey, paused operations of the following establishments until July 27, 2020: Bars with a series 6 or 7 liquor license from the Department of Liquor Licenses and Control (these entities may provide take-out and curbside service); Indoor gyms and fitness clubs or centers; Indoor movie theaters; Water parks; And tubing operators.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order
“Containing the Spread of COVID-19” Executive Order – This Executive Order, issued June 17, 2020 by Governor Ducey, implements enhanced actions to contain the spread of the virus and protect Arizona’s most vulnerable residents. The announced actions build on Arizona’s substantial efforts to boost testing, expand contact tracing, secure PPE for health care and frontline workers, fast-track resources to the most affected areas and more.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order
Requirements for Restaurants and Bars Providing Dine-In Services (6.17.20)
Requirements for Businesses (6.17.20)
Retailers (Open May 4) - The order also outlines guidance for the opening of some retailers on May 4, with additional modifications on May 8.
Read the News Release │Read the Executive Order │Read Governor & ADHS Reopening Guidelines for Retail Businesses & Customers | Requirements for Businesses (NEW)
Barbers and Cosmetologists (Open May 8) – Effective Friday, May 8, 2020, barbers and cosmetologists may resume operations provided they establish and implement protocols and best practices for businesses to address COVID-19.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order | Read the Guidance | Requirements for Businesses (NEW)
Restaurants and Coffee Shops (Dine-in May 11) - Effective Monday, May 11, 2020, dine-in services may resume provided they establish and implement protocols and best practices for businesses to address COVID-19. UPDATE ON BARS: Operations must be paused at bars with a series 6 or 7 liquor license from the Department of Liquor Licenses and Control (these entities may provide take-out and curbside service) per the Governor’s July 23 Executive Order.
Read the News Release | Read the May 11 Executive Order | Read the Guidance
Requirements for Restaurants and Bars Providing Dine-In Services (NEW)
July 23 Executive Order pausing Bar operations
July 9 Executive Order limiting indoor dining to less than 50% capacity
August 10 Benchmarks and Requirements for Reopening
Pools (Open May 13) – Effective Wednesday, May 13, pools may reopen with physical distancing and enhanced sanitation. Effective June 29, Pools operated as part of a public accommodation, such as those at hotels but not those at multi-housing complexes, shall prohibit groups larger than 10 from congregating together in or near the pool. Privately owned pools located in public areas such as those at multi-housing complexes or other privately owned facilities may continue to be open provided that signage is included at all entrances to the pool reminding people to maintain physical distance and that groups larger than 10 should not congregate.
Read the News Release | Read the May 13 Executive Order | Read the Guidance
Read the June 29 Executive Order
Gyms & Fitness Providers – Effective June 29, indoor gyms and fitness clubs or centers must pause operations until further notice.
Read the July 23 Executive Order
August 10 Benchmarks and Requirements for Reopening
Spas (Open May 13) – Effective Wednesday, May 13, spas may reopen with physical distancing and enhanced sanitation
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order | Read the Guidance | Requirements for Businesses (NEW)
Major League Sports (Open May 16) - Effective Saturday, May 16, major league sports can resume limited reopening, without fans.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order
Organized Youth Sports & Activities – Effective Thursday, May 28, organized youth sports and activities can resume. (Note: City of Surprise has not yet determined when these activities will resume.)
Places of Worship - While never formally closed, many places of worship opted to temporarily change or suspend services in order to follow physical distancing guidelines. As they resume operations, the Arizona Department of Health Services released guidance for enhanced physical distancing and safety precautions.
Read the News Release | Read the Executive Order | Read the Guidance
Schools - On June 29, Governor Doug Ducey signed an Executive Order delaying the first day of school for in-person learning until August 17, 2020. Schools will be able to conduct distance learning should they choose before then. On July 23, the Governor issued an Executive Order that provides additional resources, flexibility and clarity for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
Presidential Major Disaster Declaration - On April 4, President Trump in coordination with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved Arizona’s request for a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for the state. The declaration makes available additional federal assets and resources to aid Arizona’s COVID-19 response efforts. Learn more…
COVID-19 Case Data - For information on the number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona, Maricopa County and by zip code, as well as the current state recommendations related to distancing, gatherings, and essential businesses, visit www.azdhs.gov.
City of Surprise Status & Impacts
Face Covering Requirement:
In an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Surprise City Council has issued a Declaration of Emergency Proclamation requiring face coverings within the City of Surprise with limited exceptions.
Effective Saturday, June 20, every person over the age of two is required to wear a face covering while in all public settings within the City of Surprise where it is difficult to maintain a minimum physical distance of six (6) feet from others who do not live in the same residence.
Read the Declaration of Emergency Proclamation
*** Arizona’s most vulnerable populations, including those ages 65+ can order free cloth masks through Arizona Department of Health Services at www.azhealth.gov/ordermasks.
Cases in Surprise:
For information on the number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona by zip code, click here.
Facility Closures:
We will be reclosing City Hall and other city administrative buildings to the public effective 5 p.m. Friday, June 19 until further notice.
This includes service counters for the City Clerk, Cashier and Development Services.
City business will continue to be conducted and core services will not be affected, including fire-medical, police, trash, water and other essential city services.
Please check the “Facilities” tab for more information on which buildings are open / closed and the “City Contacts” tab for information on how to contact city departments.
The city’s outdoor parks and recreation facilities and amenities that have reopened will remain open.
Now Open:
- Pickleball Courts, with modifications to observe physical distancing recommendations. More info.
- Dog Parks. Park hours: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Tennis & Raquetball Complex – Tennis and raquetball by reservation only with modifications to observe physical distancing recommendations. More info.
- Surprise Resource Center resumes regular hours, by appointment only
- Club swim team practices at Surprise Aquatic Center (Surprise Storm)
- Sand volleyball courts
- Skatepark at Dick McComb City Park
- Park playgrounds
- Park restrooms & drinking fountains
- Splash pads
- Basketball courts
- Rentals of park ramadas
- Rentals of sports fields
- Water aerobics – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
- Lap swim (by appointment) – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
To registration for water aerobics and lap swim, visit http://surpriserec.surpriseaz.gov. For questions about Parks & Recreation programming, please call 623.222.2000.
Phased Reopening Plan - The City of Surprise has prepared a phased reopening plan. Each phase will consider the current guidance being provided at the federal and state levels and is subject to change based on that guidance. The plan also considers budget impacts due to COVID-19.
Read the City of Surprise COVID-19 Reopening Plan
Next Phase of Reopening:
The city is actively working to hire and train the seasonal staff needed to operate the following programs in adherence to current CDC guidelines: youth and adult sports; adaptive programming; camps; special interest classes; special events; open swim at city pools; and the reopening of recreation centers. Once staff have been hired and trained, the city will announce exact reopening dates for these programs.
In the meantime, thank you for your patience as we work towards the return of all of our programs and services and the reopening of all of our facilities and amenities in a safe and responsible manner.
Declaration of Emergency - Mayor Skip Hall issued a declaration of emergency in Surprise on March 18 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is still in effect.
City Buildings & Amenities
In response to increasing COVID-19 cases in Arizona, city of Surprise will be reclosing City Hall and other city administrative buildings to the public effective 5 p.m. Friday, June 19 until further notice.
This includes service counters for the City Clerk, Cashier and Development Services.
City business will continue to be conducted and core services will not be affected, including fire-medical, police, trash, water and other essential city services.
The following city facilities will be closed to the public for walk-in services. Select services are available by appointment:
- City Hall (including service counters for: City Clerk, Cashier, Development Services)
- Fire Administration
- Senior Center (meal delivery and pick-up will continue)
- Parks & Recreation Offices
- Countryside Recreation Center
- Sierra Montana Recreation Center
- Villanueva Recreation Center
- City libraries are managed by Maricopa County Library District and are also closed to the public. Their digital collection is available 24/7 at https://mcldaz.org/emedia. Additionally, curbside pickup options are available at all three Surprise Libraries: Asante, Hollyhock and Northwest Regional Library. Learn more...
Doors will remain open at the following facilities:
- Police Department
- Fire Stations
- City Court
- Surprise Resource Center
The following Parks and Recreation amenities are currently open:
- Tennis & Racquet Complex - Open play only and by reservation only for tennis. Residents may call 48 hours in advance to reserve a court and non-residents 24 hours in advance. Classes and programs continue to be canceled until further notice. To make a reservation, please call 623.222.2400. Hours are 6:30-11 a.m. and 4:30-9 p.m. Monday - Friday and 6:30-11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Retail and concession areas will remain closed. Visit surpriseaz.gov/tennis for more information.
- Pickleball Courts - Park hours are 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Dog Parks - Park hours are 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Sand volleyball courts
- Skatepark at Dick McComb City Park
- Park playgrounds
- Splash pads
- Basketball courts
- Rentals of park ramadas
- Rentals of sports fields
- Water aerobics – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
- Lap swim (by appointment) – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
The following Parks and Recreation amenities and facilities are currently closed:
- Parks & Recreation Offices
- Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool (open to club swim, water aerobics and lap swim only)
- Countryside Recreation Center
- Sierra Montana Recreation Center
- Villanueva Recreation Center
Please continue to practice physical distancing while utilizing walking paths or open space and wash or sanitize your hands frequently. Do not use the parks if you are exhibiting symptoms of illness.
City Contacts
City Clerk (Passports, Election Resources, Public Records)
Phone: 623.222.1200
Email: clerk@surpriseaz.gov
Public Records Online: www.surpriseaz.gov/mysurprise
Informational Website: www.surpriseaz.gov/clerk
Note: Passport services are suspended until further notice.
Utility Payment
Phone: 623.222.1900, Option 1
Online Payments: www.surpriseaz.gov/payments
Informational Website: https://www.surpriseaz.gov/1503/Utility-Billing-Rates
My Surprise App (Public Records Requests, Missing Signs, Broken Trees, etc)
surpriseaz.gov/mysurprise
Parks and Recreation
Phone: 623.222.2000
Email: recreation@surpriseaz.gov
Online Registration: http://surpriserec.surpriseaz.gov
Informational Website: www.surpriseaz.gov/recreation
Development Center
Phone: 623.222.3000
Informational Website: https://www.surpriseaz.gov/1168/Development-Services
City Court
Phone: 623.222.4800
Email: municipalcourt@surpriseaz.gov.
See all changes to court operations due to COVID-19 at www.surpriseaz.gov/court
Surprise Resource Center
Phone: 623.222.1600
Informational Website: www.surpriseaz.gov/resourcecenter
General Questions
Phone: 623.222.1900
Additional Contacts:
- City Manager – 623.222.1100
- Economic Development – 623.222.3300
- Fire-Medical – Emergency 9-1-1, Non-Emergency 623.222.5000
- Human Resources – hr@surpriseaz.gov / 623.222.3500
- Human Service & Community Vitality – 623.222.1500
- Marketing & Communications – 623.222.1431
- Mayor & City Council – 623.222.1300
- Police – Emergency 9-1-1, Non-Emergency 623.222.4000
- Public Works – 623.222.1900
- Water Resource Management – 623.222.1900
Events, Programs, Sports & Services
The following sports programs and amenities are now open, with modifications to protect public health. Please follow posted signage, continue to follow all CDC guidelines and practice physical distancing:
- Tennis & Racquet Complex: Open play only and by reservation only. Residents may call 48 hours in advance to reserve a court and non-residents 24 hours in advance. Classes and programs continue to be canceled until further notice. To make a reservation, please call 623.222.2400. Hours are 7-11 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. Monday - Friday and 7-11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Retail and concession areas will remain closed. Please follow posted signage at the facility, continue to follow all CDC guidelines and practice physical distancing. Visit surpriseaz.gov/tennis for more information and USTA recommendations on play.
- Club swim team practices at Surprise Aquatic Center (Surprise Storm)
- Sand volleyball courts
- Skatepark at Dick McComb City Park
- Park playgrounds
- Dog parks
- Water aerobics – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
- Lap swim (by appointment) – ages 15 and older (Surprise Aquatic Center & Hollyhock Pool)
Registration for water aerobics and lap swim will be available beginning Wednesday, May 27 at http://surpriserec.surpriseaz.gov. For questions about Parks & Recreation programming, please call 623.222.2000.
The following events, programs, and sports have been canceled or postponed until further notice. The city is actively working to hire and train the seasonal staff needed to operate the following programs in adherence to current CDC guidelines: youth and adult sports; adaptive programming; camps; special interest classes; special events; open swim at city pools; and the reopening of recreation centers. Once staff have been hired and trained, the city will announce exact reopening dates for these programs.
In the meantime, thank you for your patience as we work towards the return of all of our programs and services and the reopening of all of our facilities and amenities in a safe and responsible manner.
Youth & Adult Sports: This includes most competitive and recreational leagues and camps, as well as aquatic programs with the exception of club swim team, water aerobics and lap swim. For more information, please contact recreation@surpriseaz.gov or 623.222.2000.
Special Interest Classes: This includes dance, fitness, music, martial arts, etc. For more information, please contact recreation@surpriseaz.gov or call 623.222.2000.
Special Events: All special events have been canceled at this time. To see a full list of cancelations, please visit the city calendar at www.surpriseaz.gov/calendar.
Classes and Workshops: All in-person classes and workshops. To see what virtual programming is available, please visit the city calendar at www.surpriseaz.gov/calendar.
Recreation Centers / Open Gym: All programming and open gym time is suspended at Countryside Recreation Center, Sierra Montana Recreation Center, and Villanueva Recreation Center. For more information, please contact recreation@surpriseaz.gov or 623.222.2000.
Surprise Senior Center: The Senior Center is temporarily closed until further notice. Meals are still being provided. For more information, please visit www.surpriseaz.gov/seniorservices or call 623.222.1500.
Surprise Libraries: Maricopa County Library District (MCLD) operates the Surprise libraries, including Northwest Regional, Asante, and Hollyhock. MCLD has announced they are closed until further notice. Their digital collection is available 24/7 at https://mcldaz.org/emedia. Additionally, curbside pickup options are available at Asante, Hollyhock and Northwest Regional. Learn more…
Public Meetings
In an effort to protect public health during the COVID-19 pandemic, public comment options have changed for City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission Meetings and several other public meetings have been canceled until further notice.
City Council
Council Chambers are closed to the public during City Council Work Sessions and Regular Meetings until further notice. Public comment will be taken by phone and email.
The City of Surprise streams and broadcasts its City Council meetings. To watch live, please visit www.surpriseaz.gov/surprisetv, the Surprise City Gov Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cityofsurprise. Cox channel 11 and Century Link channel 8513 also carry the meetings live.
The following are instructions for each method of comment:
Email: To submit email comments, including Call to the Public for non-agenda items, please email publiccomments@surpriseaz.gov prior to the start of the meeting, which is generally 4 p.m. for Work Sessions and 6 p.m. for Regular Sessions. Please check the agenda for exact times. Only comments received prior to the start of the meeting will be considered and included in the record.
Phone: To comment live by phone for Call to the Public for non-agenda items or for agenda items, please call 623.222.1250 prior to, or during, the meeting to have your name placed on a callback list. If you reach voicemail, please leave your name and phone number. The City Clerk will call those wishing to comment from the dais during the meeting, and the call will be streamed through the Council Chamber audio system. Only calls received before or during Call to the Public for non-agenda items or before action is taken on the subject agenda item will be accepted and streamed. No calls will be accepted after action has been taken upon or an agenda item has otherwise concluded.
To see meeting agendas, please visit www.surpriseaz.gov/agendas.
Planning & Zoning Commission
Council Chambers are closed to the public during city Planning & Zoning Commission Meetings until further notice. Public comment will be taken by phone and email.
The City of Surprise streams and broadcasts its Planning and Zoning Commission meetings. To watch live, please visit www.surpriseaz.gov/surprisetv, the Surprise City Gov Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cityofsurprise. Cox channel 11 and Century Link channel 8513 also carry the meetings live
The following are instructions for each method of comment:
Email: To submit email comments, including Call to the Public for non-agenda items, please email PandZComments@surpriseaz.gov prior to the start of the meeting, which is 6 p.m. Please check the agenda for exact times. Only comments received prior to the start of the meeting will be considered and included in the record.
Phone: To comment live by phone for Call to the Public for non-agenda items or for agenda items, please call 623.222.3030 prior to, or during, the meeting to have your name placed on a callback list. If you reach voicemail, please leave your name and phone number. The Planning and Zoning Commission Secretary will call those wishing to comment from the dais during the meeting, and the call will be streamed through the Council Chamber audio system. Only calls received before or during Call to the Public for non-agenda items or before action is taken on the subject agenda item will be accepted and streamed. No calls will be accepted after action has been taken upon or an agenda item has otherwise concluded.
To see meeting agendas, please visit www.surpriseaz.gov/agendas.
Other Public Meetings
The Public Safety Retirement Commission will meet as needed.
All other Boards and Commission meetings have been canceled until further notice.
Public outreach meetings will be held, as needed, with virtual participation options.
For questions about public meetings, please contact the City Clerk at 623.222.1200 or clerk@surpriseaz.gov.
Business, Customer & Job Seeker Resources
Whether you’re a local business, a resident seeking employment opportunities, or simply looking for ways to support your favorite businesses, we have gathered the resources you need – including a list of the local restaurants offering delivery and takeout. Learn more…
View Surprise Restaurants Offering Delivery & Takeout
View Restaurant Contact Info / Availability
Special Shopping Hours for Seniors
Community Care Resources
This page has information on free meals, where to get essential supplies, tips to de-stress and ways to volunteer and help your community. Learn more…
Financial Relief Info for Individuals & Families
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic uncertainty to many individuals and families. In response, financial assistance policies have been activated at the national, state and city levels, as well as by business industries. We have compiled various resources available to individuals and families. Learn more…
Health & Safety Resources
The following are links to COVID-19 information from global, national, and county agencies:
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- CDC Information Line: 1-800-232-4636
- Coronavirus.gov
- Arizona Department of Health Services
- Arizona Department of Health Services Phone Line: 602-542-1025
- Arizona’s Statewide COVID-19 Information Number: (844) 542-8201 or 2-1-1
- Maricopa County Department of Public Health
- Maricopa County Department of Public Health Phone Line: 602-506-6900
Important City Updates
- Governor Ducey and Health Leaders Urge Arizonans to Get Flu Shot (08/31/2020)
- Arizona Department of Health Services Phased Reopening Plan for Paused Industries (8/10/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order To Further Protect Public Health (7/23/2020)
- Governor Extends COVID-19 Eviction Protections; Expands Rental Assistance Access (7/16/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces New Actions To Contain COVID-19 (7/10/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Enhanced COVID-19 Action Plan (06/29/2020)
- Surprise requires face coverings in public effective June 20; City Hall will reclose to public (6/19/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Enhanced COVID-19 Action Plan (6/17/2020)
- City splash pads, basketball & racquetball courts reopen June 8; ramada & sports field rentals resume (6/5/2020)
- City Hall reopens June 1; select recreation amenities phase in (5/26/2020)
- Surprise Introduces Phased COVID-19 Reopening Plan (5/18/2020)
- City of Surprise pools, gyms, recreation centers remain closed until further notice (5/13/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Next Phase Of Arizona Recovery (5/12/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Updated Guidance For Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Barbers And Cosmetologists (5/04/2020)
- Governor Ducey, ADHS Release Guidelines For Retail Businesses And Customers As Openings Resume Next Week (5/01/2020)
- Governor Issues Updated Guidance For Arizonans, Businesses (4/29/2020)
- Maricopa County Preparing to Expand COVID-19 Contact Tracing (4/23/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Providing Flexibility On Packaging And Labeling Rules For Local Restaurants (4/07/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Expanding COVID-19 Data Gathering (4/07/2020)
- New Order Increases Restrictions For Certain Out-Of-State Travelers (4/07/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Strengthening Protection In Residential And Nursing Health Care Facilities (4/07/2020)
- Governor Ducey Issues Executive Order Halting Evictions For Small Businesses And Nonprofits (4/06/2020)
- New Assistance Available To Support Arizona Small Businesses (4/06/2020)
- President Trump Approves Major Disaster Declaration For Arizona (4/04/2020)
- Governor Issues Additional Guidance On Essential Services (4/03/2020)
- Valley Metro adjusts Express, RAPID bus service schedules due to COVID-19 (3/31/2020)
- City webpage provides community support resources, volunteer opportunities amid COVID-19 (3/30/2020)
- City temporarily amends A-frame sign policy during COVID-19 Pandemic (3/30/2020)
- Governor's New Executive Order: "Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected" (3/30/2020)
- Change to City Council Meeting public comment; Cancelation of several public meetings (3/27/2020)
- Surprise Partners with Meals of Joy to Offer Hot Lunches to Vulnerable Populations (3/25/2020)
- Surprise Resource Center Reducing Public Hours (3/24/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Arizona Together Initiative, Linking Arizonans To Resources During COVID-19 Outbreak (3/24/2020)
- City Park Amenities & Facilities Closed to Public (3/24/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Launch of 2-1-1 COVID-19 Hotline (3/22/2020)
- Limited Court Operations During COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (3/19/2020)
- Governor Ducey Announces Latest COVID-19 Actions (3/19/2020)
- Mayor Hall Declares Local State of Emergency in Surprise (3/19/2020)
- Changes to public participation during Planning & Zoning meetings effective March 18 (3/18/2020)
- Changes to public participation during Council Meetings effective March 17 (3/16/2020)
- All city events and programs are canceled through May 10 (3/16/2020)